Read news stories from local and national publications featuring the IU Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design and its faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
Members of the Miller Architecture Program faculty, including newest member Sam van Strien, Daniel Luis Martinez, and Silvia Acosta, together with students, exhibit their work in the exhibition "Projective Impressions" at the 411 Gallery in Columbus. The Republic reports.
Studio art faculty Alunei is Bloomington artist of the month
Andreea Alunei's small mixed media paintings and drawings reinterpret Christian iconography and Eastern European mythology through the visual language of children’s book illustration. The visiting assistant professor in Eskenazi's Studio Art program is the Bloomington Arts Commission's featured artist for March 2026.
Artist Carrie Hott slows down the internet
Eskenazi School graphic design faculty Carrie Hott spoke with Indiana Public Media's Nice Work podcast about her project "How to Slow Internet," a "collaborative experimentation with small-scale communication technology [that explores] the large-scale communications infrastructure on which we increasingly depend."
Eskenazi's Embry, Racek are 2026 University Teaching and Service Awards honorees
Eskenazi School Teaching Professors Mary Embry (merchandising) and Jon Racek (Comprehensive Design) are among the eight faculty members and one doctoral student across three IU campuses recognized as 2026 University Teaching and Service Award honorees.
IU Bloomington’s community engagement efforts reflected in Carnegie classification
The Eskenazi School's role in the Rural Placemaking Studio has been cited as contributing to IU Bloomington's community engagement efforts, recently recognized with the prestigious 2026 Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement. IUB is one of 237 U.S. colleges and universities to receive the recognition.
Continuum Exhibition at IU's Grunwald Gallery highlights faculty work across disciplines
“Continuum: Eskenazi Faculty Exhibition 2026,” currently on view at the Grunwald Gallery of Art, brings together more than 50 artists, designers and architects from across the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture and Design. The Indiana Daily Student published this review of the exhibition, which is on view through March 7.
